亚博体育官网首页

Vijayawada TRD Unit Gets ISO 9001 Certification
RAILWAYS & METRO RAIL

Vijayawada TRD Unit Gets ISO 9001 Certification

The Vijayawada Division鈥檚 Traction Distribution (TRD) Department has become the first across Indian Railways to secure the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Certification for its entire TRD operations. The recognition marks a significant milestone in railway infrastructure management and service excellence.
The certification, awarded by QRO Certifications via Harsha Technologies, Hyderabad, follows a rigorous audit evaluating the department鈥檚 consistency in service delivery and quality standards. It covers 22 critical TRD sites, including depots, offices, and the central store, and acknowledges the division鈥檚 high standards in maintaining Overhead Equipment (OHE) and power systems essential for electric locomotive movement.
Divisional Railway Manager Narendra A. Patil praised the team for their commitment and professionalism. 鈥淭his certification is not just recognition but a pledge to uphold safety and quality for seamless rail services,鈥� he stated.
The certification reflects the Vijayawada Division鈥檚 focus on reliability, operational safety, and leadership within the South Central Railway (SCR) zone, reinforcing its commitment to modern, efficient, and quality-driven railway infrastructure.

The Vijayawada Division鈥檚 Traction Distribution (TRD) Department has become the first across Indian Railways to secure the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System Certification for its entire TRD operations. The recognition marks a significant milestone in railway infrastructure management and service excellence.The certification, awarded by QRO Certifications via Harsha Technologies, Hyderabad, follows a rigorous audit evaluating the department鈥檚 consistency in service delivery and quality standards. It covers 22 critical TRD sites, including depots, offices, and the central store, and acknowledges the division鈥檚 high standards in maintaining Overhead Equipment (OHE) and power systems essential for electric locomotive movement.Divisional Railway Manager Narendra A. Patil praised the team for their commitment and professionalism. 鈥淭his certification is not just recognition but a pledge to uphold safety and quality for seamless rail services,鈥� he stated.The certification reflects the Vijayawada Division鈥檚 focus on reliability, operational safety, and leadership within the South Central Railway (SCR) zone, reinforcing its commitment to modern, efficient, and quality-driven railway infrastructure.

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Statiq and HPCL Partner to Boost EV Charging Network Across India

In a major step towards building a robust electric vehicle (EV) charging ecosystem in India, Statiq is proud to announce its partnership with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL), one of the country鈥檚 leading oil marketing companies. Under this strategic collaboration, Statiq will onboard HPCL鈥檚 entire charging network 鈥� both existing and upcoming 鈥� onto the Statiq mobile app through its flagship EVLinq platform.This integration adds over 5,100 chargers from HPCL鈥檚 network, including 2,900 DC fast chargers, to Statiq鈥檚 platform, significantly strengthening one of India鈥檚 larges..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

CM Unveils Common Mobility Card for Metro Line 3 Commuters

Starting June 11, passengers on Mumbai Metro鈥檚 underground Metro 3 line鈥攐perational between Aarey-JVLR and Acharya Atre Chowk鈥攃an now use the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) for seamless, contactless travel. The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC), responsible for constructing, operating, and maintaining Metro 3, has enabled this functionality to simplify the commuter experience.The NCMC card, launched at Mantralaya in the presence of key state leaders, allows commuters to tap and travel without waiting in queues at ticket counters. This move extends the card鈥檚 usability beyond M..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

Centre Fast-Tracks Rs 111.50 Bn for 3 New Delhi Metro Corridors

The Central government has advanced plans for three new metro corridors in Delhi under the PM GatiShakti infrastructure framework, with a total proposed investment of approximately Rs 111.50 billion. The corridors include R K Ashram to Indraprastha, Aerocity to Terminal-1, and Tughlakabad to Kalindi Kunj.Together spanning over 16 km, these projects have recently been reviewed by the National Planning Group and are expected to be placed before the Cabinet for approval.Among the proposed routes, the R K Ashram to Indraprastha corridor will be the longest and fully underground, comprising nine st..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement